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England end up on top in epic duel after Matthew Wade and Jofra Archer barbs round off Ashes series

IAN HERBERT AT THE OVAL: There was something telling about Tim Paine sitting down to say that his terrible record with the decision review system might require him to 'enrol in umpire school'.




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Ben Stokes' Headingley heroics: Five memorable moments from the 2019 Ashes series 

Australia may have retained the urn but couldn't do enough to win the 2019 Ashes series as England clinched a 135-run fifth Test victory to level the scores.




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David Gower and Sir Ian Botham sign off after final Ashes Test on Sky by clinking wine glasses

Both men have been staples of the cricketing world since their debuts in the 1970s, but were - in their own words - 'being retired' after the TV network did not renew their contracts.




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Edwina Bartholomew Twitter scandal: Channel Nine refuses to back down

Channel Nine is reportedly 'unsatisfied' with Sunrise host Edwina Bartholomew's apology after she 'defamed' journalist Seb Costello in a since-deleted Twitter post.




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Cops reunite distraught father with his daughter's ashes after thieves stole truck carrying the urn

Donald Butler's daughter Nicolle, 27, had recently passed away, with family staying nearby in Tampa, Florida, for the funeral when his truck disappeared with his daughter's urn inside.




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England set target of 425 points in quest to reach inaugural World Test Championship final 

England have set a minimum target of 425 points in their quest to reach the inaugural World Test Championship final at Lord's in 2021. Joe Root's team claimed 56 from the 2-2 draw in the Ashes.




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Steve Smith assures Jack Leach that he wasn't poking fun of him by donning glasses

Steve Smith assured Jack Leach in the aftermath of the final Test that he was not poking fun at him when he donned glasses to celebrate Australia's Ashes triumph.




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Ashes fan gets a VERY embarrassing tattoo after getting suggestion on Reddit inked on foot

A cricket supporter has been forced to get a very embarrassing tattoo after Australia failed to win the 2019 Ashes. 




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Cricket news: Joe Root determined to remain England Test captain and targets regaining the Ashes

Joe Root has declared his desire to continue as England Test captain despite a failure to win back the Ashes from Australia after a drawn series.




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Nathan Lyon and girlfriend Emma McCarthy arrive back in Australia after Ashes win 

Cricketer Nathan Lyon, 31, and his girlfriend Emma McCarthy couldn't take their eyes off each other as they touched down in Australia on Wednesday evening. 




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Sunrise host Edwina Bartholomew returns to TV after Seb Costello tweet

Sunrise presenter Edwina Bartholomew resumed her broadcasting duties on Monday, after her 'errant tweet' about Seb Costello earlier this month caused a legal headache for Channel Seven executives




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Melbourne hoarder dies after Carnegie home goes up in flames

A man's body has been found in the ashes of a suburban Melbourne home which had been subject to a council clean-up order to clear towering piles of junk.




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Ben Stokes crowns incredible summer with PCA Players' Player of the Year award

Stokes struck an unbeaten 84 in the final against New Zealand on the way to England's maiden World Cup title and then crashed a barely-believable 135 not out to keep the Ashes alive at Headingley.




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Candice and David Warner enjoy a beachside stroll in Sydney

Candice and David Warner have been enjoying plenty of family time since their return from England following The Ashes series.




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Ben Stokes hits out at 'people making up stuff about me'

England's top cricketer was seen with his hand on Clare Stokes's face at the Professional Cricketers' Association party in London last Wednesday.




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Atheist woman wins right to exhume baby boy so he can be buried in next to her when she dies

Karen Twilley, from Hertfordshire, wishes to be buried alongside her son Ted, when she dies. His ashes were buried in consecrated ground by mistake at Cheshunt Cemetery in 2004.




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Australia all-rounder Mitchell Marsh set to miss start of Test summer after PUNCHING wall

The all-rounder, who took 5-46 in the first innings of the fifth Test against England, was dismissed in a Sheffield Shield match against Tasmania on Sunday and took his frustration out immediately.




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Emma McCarthy pays tribute to boyfriend Nathan Lyon in emotional post 

Ms McCarthy travelled to England to support the off spin bowler as he represented Australia in the Cricket World Cup and Ashes between May and September.




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Sky under investigation from Ofcom after 'f***' was heard three times during cricket coverage

EXCLUSIVE BY LAURA LAMBERT: Sky is being investigated by Ofcom for three separate incidents of the word 'f***' being audible during its cricket coverage this summer. Sky declined to comment.




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England bowlers labour on final day of warm-up against New Zealand XI

LAWRENCE BOOTH IN WHANGAREI: Chris Woakes intends to make himself undroppable as England weigh up whether to pick him or Sam Curran at No 8 in next week's first Test against New Zealand.




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Ben Stokes earmarked as 'rising star shaping the future' by Time magazine

Stokes has enjoyed an unforgettable year, playing a starring role in the historic World Cup victory at Lord's then producing one of Test cricket's greatest ever innings in the Third Ashes Test.




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Ben Stokes says barbs from cricket cheat David Warner inspired stunning Ashes performance

Ben Stokes has revealed being sledged relentlessly by David Warner was the motivation behind his stunning match-winning century against Australia at Headingley in August.




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All you need to know about MLS new boys Inter Miami 

It has been a long slog for David Beckham and the power brokers behind Inter Miami but next March, they will finally see their vision become a reality. 




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Take a look at the oaks, sycamores and pines that make up the shortlist for 2020 Tree of the Year

Ten of the UK's most iconic oaks, sycamores and pines have been shortlisted for the 2019 Tree of the Year award. One on the Isle of Wight, that is shaped like a dragon, was listed.




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1,000-year-old oak that was mentioned in the Domesday Book is named Britain's Tree Of The Year

The 1000-year-old Allerton Oak in Calderstones Park, Liverpool, will represent the UK in the European Tree of the Year contest which begins in February.




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Daniel Radcliffe is a Medieval king in new trailer for season two of Miracle Workers

After playing an angel and God himself, where else can you go? To the Dark Ages - that's where Daniel Radcliffe and Steve Buscemi are headed next in season two of TBS's Miracle Workers.




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New Zealand take control as BJ Watling hits century against England

LAWRENCE BOOTH AT MOUNT MAUNGANUI: Make no mistake: BJ Watling, who brought up his eighth Test hundred an hour into the evening session, played superbly.




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James Anderson eyes one more crack at facing Australia and opens up on returning from calf issues

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BY RICHARD GIBSON: England's greatest ever bowler Jimmy Anderson is fit again and is targeting the 2021 Ashes series which begins in November that year.




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NASSER HUSSAIN: Joe Root is back but the England captain's workload is still a concern

NASSER HUSSAIN: There is no doubt Joe Root is a phenomenal batsman. The point has always been whether the captaincy is in his or, crucially, England's best interests.




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James Anderson named in 17-man squad for England's tour of South Africa

The 37-year-old Lancashire seamer managed just four overs in the Ashes last summer due to a recurring calf injury but has proved his fitness on a pre-tour fitness camp.




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Fireman battling bushfires on Sunshine coast rescue baby fawn after finding her in the debris

An abandoned baby deer (left) has been miraculously pulled from the ashes of the devastating bushfires without injury.    




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England planning to groom emerging pacemen by taking them on 'secondment' in bid to regain the Ashes

Craig Overton, Olly Stone and Saqib Mahmood are said to be the pace trio identified for the long-term care programmes which the ECB are planning to put in place in a bid to regain the Ashes.




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Jack Leach relives Ben Stokes' miracle innings at Headingley

In the first of our series looking back at the greatest moments of the sporting year, we reflect on Ben Stokes's incredible innings in the third Ashes Test at Headingley.




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Behind the scenes at SPOTY: Denis Law catches up with Phil Neville while Ben Stokes cradles award

With another year's end came another installment of SPOTY, as England cricket star Ben Stokes picked up the honour. Sportsmail went behind the scenes to capture the special moments on reel.




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Sky Sports breached Ofcom swearing rules in cricket coverage but are cleared over David Gower remark

Sky Sports breached Ofcom's broadcasting rules on swearing during their cricket coverage this summer, but have been cleared over David Gower using the f-word in his final Test.




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NASSER HUSSAIN: Jofra Archer still needs to work out what sort of bowler he wants to become

NASSER HUSSAIN: Jofra Archer was so exceptional in the way he burst on to the scene that everyone assumed he was the finished article and would soon be the next Kagiso Rabada or Dale Steyn.




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Australian fast bowler Peter Siddle announces retirement from international cricket

Siddle, 35, made his debut in 2008, took 221 Test wickets at an average of 30.66 apiece, and played his last Test in the fifth and final match of this year's Ashes series in England, which England won.




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England back ICC plans to scrap five-day Tests in 2023 in bid to ease workload on players

The change has long been debated by cricket pundits and fans but traditionalists have so far been able to resist calls for modernisation. But there is an ever-increasing workload on players.




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Performance director Mo Bobat wants England Lions to discover winning feeling ahead of Ashes series 

Mo Bobat says winning is more important than the strength of the teams defeated when England Lions begin their tour of Australia next week.




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Company boss, 51, is cleared of groping woman's bottom at Lord's test match

James Lattimer, 51, was accused of kissing the woman and allegedly 'grabbed her bum cheek' during the England v India test match on 9 August 2018.




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'I think about Bob lots': Sir Ian Botham on scattering his friend Willis' ashes in Adelaide

EXCLUSIVE: This week Sir Ian Botham will join friends at an Adelaide vineyard to help scatter the ashes of his great mate and longtime brother-in-arms Bob Willis.




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Dodgy 'phoenix' companies are facing a massive crackdown targeting directors

Companies rising out of the ashes to avoid paying tax, wages and other debts will face a crackdown when regulators get increased powers.




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England troll Warner with footage of Broad bowling him in the Ashes after opener wins top award

England's Instagram account posted a compilation of Stuart Broad bowling David Warner out during the Ashes (pictured) after the batsman won Australian cricketer of the year.




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Amazon documentary captures Australian reaction to Steve Smith getting hit in the head

A new documentary on the Australian cricket team has captured the moment when the worst was feared for Steve Smith after he was struck by a Jofra Archer bouncer in last year's Ashes series.




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Rare footage emerges showing Australian cricket team being heckled by Barmy Army during Ashes

A large crowd of English cricket fans were seen taunting the Australian team as they boarded their bus during the Ashes tour in 2019.




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Dominic Sibley admits he questioned whether he was good enough to play for England

EXCLUSIVE BY LAWRENCE BOOTH: Dom Sibley recalls the moment he wondered whether he was good enough to be an England opener. He'd just been caught behind for four.




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How Ben Stokes performed the second Miracle of Headingley (with a little help from Jack Leach) 

EXCLUSIVE BY LAWRENCE BOOTH: Stokes and Leach pulled off an incredible run chase at Headingley in 2019 by chasing more than they had ever managed to keep Ashes alive.




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The best since Bradman! Marnus Labuschagne loves the stat that has him only second to the Don

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: When Marnus Labuschagne walked out to bat through the Lord's pavilion on the final afternoon of the second Ashes Test last August, he attracted strange looks.




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Ben Stokes relives his Headingley heroics as Sky provide ball by ball replay of dramatic Ashes Test 

Ben Stokes is glued to the aftermath of his miracle at Headingley on television and, revealingly, finds his thoughts immediately turning to the opposition. 'I remember watching this in The Test,' says Stokes.




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NASSER HUSSIAN: Watching miracle of Headingley all over again was the highlight of my Easter weekend

NASSER HUSSAIN: You have to think outside the box at times like this and Sky had the idea of trying to emulate Gogglebox with their look at the last day at Headingley.